If the purchase is financed by a bank:

• Title insurance fees (there is no real land registry in Florida so this insurance allows you to anticipate an error during the registration process).

• The costs related to the analysis of your credit called "Credit Report" which will allow you to be qualified or not for obtaining your loan.

• Fees related to the inspection.

• Costs related to the "Appraisal" evaluation of the property required by the bank.

• Fees related to the credit registration fees.

• If it is a single-family home, you must take out comprehensive home insurance.

• If it is a property in a building, you must pay the condominium fees in advance.

• Lawyer's fees.

• Bank fees.

• File fees.

• Court fees.

• The property tax.

If it is a cash purchase:

• Title insurance.

• Inspections.

• Condo Association approval fees and condominium fees if you buy an apartment in a condominium.

• Property taxes.

• Lawyer's fees.

• Application fees.